Monthly Archives: July 2007
New Poster: Keep Us Flying
Another in the ongoing series. This one reads “Keep Us Flying — Buy War Bonds“. The inspiration is a WWII poster with exactly the same wording. In the original, it’s a pilot wearing a parachute harness. (I’m assuming it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in personal, Writing
Tagged creativity, fantasy, Interworld War II, personal, Poser, poster, propaganda, science fiction, Second-Interworld-War, Writing
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Scooter Libby and the Rule of Law
OK, first off, what the President did — commuting Libby’s sentence so that he serves no jail time — is itself well within the law. Perhaps unwisely, the Founders did vest that power in the President and he gets to … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged incompetence, malfeasance, obstruction-of-justice, politics
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So long, Studio 60
Today, there’s a piece by Maya Jasonoff in the Sunday magazine of the New York Times on the Americans loyal to Britain during the Revolution, and it has me irked. It’s not the thesis, which I agree with, that we … Continue reading
